Bpdbjobs –all_columns will give you a list of all the jobs in the activity monitor as well as what was in the backup list.  It is NOT easy to parse and only applies to jobs that have not been deleted from the activity monitor. Bperror has some options (don’t remember which) will also list the files that were supposed to be backed up. Good luck. I have been working on scripts, on and off, for the last 15 years to do nearly what you want, with some luck, but not perfect.

 

 

 

I have multiple NDMP policies that have the “NEW_STREAM” directive in the file list.  I have been playing around with several of the nbu commands to script a way to identify which stream did not process.  The policy set up is similar to this:

 

HOST                      FILES

Netapp                 NEW_STREAM

                                /vol/vol1

                                /vol/vol2

                                /vol/vol3

                                NEW_STREAM

                                /vol/vol4

                                /vol/vol5

 

I have a script that reports on the nights activities, however if something happens the job will finish with a status code of “1”.  It might have failed after running the first stream vol1, vol2, and vol3 and the second stream vol4 and vol5 will be missed or vice versa. The backupid may be is similar to netapp_11109897 which will provide all the stats I can ask for as it regards to whole job without identifying the stats on each stream.  I am currently playing with bpflist and at best it seems clunky, otherwise I have found that I need to visit each backup in question  in the backup and restore GUI to see what was backed up, also not optimal.  Has anyone come up with a way, efficient or otherwise, to script out which stream completed?  From that I can extrapolate what did not succeed.  I am running on UNIX

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